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Thats made my day!

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Currently:
Avenger Skyland(Black)
Super Avenger(White)

Moved on:
Montbrillant Legende(Silver)
Panerai 312
SOHC 125th Ann. LE(Silver)
Navitimer World(Pearl)
Panerai 441

Easy - because I can.

No, but seriously, if the watch is built for it I just don't see a point in removing the watch. My showers are normally around 35-40C so not overly hot and regular water pressure. We're not taking about a geyser from a fireman's hose here.

Edit: It's also a good opportunity to rinse the everyday sweat off...

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Collection: http://s540.photobucket.com/albums/gg32 ... mview=grid

I am really glad I made that comment and I agree they should be able to handle it. We needed a heated discussion here and haven't had one for a while and I knew the reaction it would draw. I've showered with my watches but I prefer to clean my watches with a very soft brush and soap as I feel it's the only way to get the dirt between the links and hard to get areas.

If my shower used distilled water...I might...but it doesn't, so I don't.

If distilled water and a soft brush can't remove something, I use a cleaner called Caribbean Gem. As strange as this sounds, it's made of banana and coconut oils and works great. It's non-toxic, ammonia-free, alcohol-free, and it contains no acids.

Yeah, I keep my Super Avenger BlackSteel, Montbrillant Olympus and Hamilton Jazzmaster in a case and stare at them (not all day).
The only Breitling I use is the Skyland, and soon it will be in a case too cause I'm going to use the Superocean II.